| Venue name: | Hideout | Contact: |
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| Address: |
1354 W Wabansia Ave Chicago 60642 |
Cross street: | between Willow and Ada Sts |
| Opening hours: | Tue 7pm–2am; Wed–Fri 4pm–2am; Sat 7pm–3am; Sun, Mon for special events (call ahead) |
| Transport: | Bus:72,73. |
| Price: | Average beer: $2 |
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ComedyAparna Nancherla
The Lincoln Lodge presents on-the-rise comic and Late Night with Seth Meyers writer Aparna Nancherla’s first Chicago headlining show.
Stand-up Tuesday September 27 2016Read more -
Things to doThe Interview Show
Years ago, writer-performer Mark Bazer—equally influenced by Charlie Rose and Jon Stewart—launched the Interview Show at the Hideout, and the tradition continues the first Friday of every month. Each month, the show features musicians, authors, comedians,...
Thursday October 6 2016 - Friday December 2 2016Read more -
MusicHelado Negro
Bringing a multicultural approach to his experimental pop, Roberto Carlos Lange mixes Spanish and English lyrics with hypnotic, electronic arrangements and Latin rhythms. He’ll debut tracks from his new record, Private Energy, a collection of songs that...
Dance and electronic Thursday October 20 2016Read more -
MusicUltimate Painting + EZTV
There's nothing revolutionary about the straight-ahead guitar pop of London duo Ultimate Painting, but that doesn't make the cozy, '70s-inspired melodies that grace its new record, Dusk, any less infectious. Brooklyn power pop trio EZTV opens the sho...
Rock and indie Friday December 2 2016Read more
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The Hideout is worth the trek (most people don't live nearby, and it's not exactly conveniently located to a train). The small music venue hosts great shows most nights of the week, and the cool bar with twinkly lights is exactly what you think of when you're looking for a laid-back dive bar, but with great beer to drink.
This is a great venue for live music; it's very intimate, low key, and has great acoustics. It almost has a small town feel. It's kind of hidden away off Elston so you almost think you are in a different city altogether. The bartenders are great and very nice. It has cheap drinks, including $3 PBR and when I went the tamale guy came through a couple of times. There is also a water cooler in the dance floor portion of the bar. After the live bands go on, it apparently becomes a dance venue.
Great venue to catch live music in an intimate setting. The location is a little difficult to get to/from, but that's what Uber's for, right?
